Tax Increase Decision Due Around End Of '66
President Johnson said he hopes to decide around year end whether to ask Congress for a tax increase. No decision has been made, and he will wait for full facts before any guess. Boggs had forecast a $10 to $15 billion hike. Johnson cut back $5.3 billion in programs and saved over $3 billion in the current year. He plans talks with top defense and economic advisers as Vietnam continues.
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Austin
Tex
Johnson
Congress
Austin Federal Building
Rep
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
House
Boggs
Treasury
Joseph W. Barr
Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Armed Forces
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam An
Plane crashes off runway after power failure at Harrisburg airport
An Allegheny Airlines Convair 440 taxiing for Pittsburgh lost power and halted on a grassy slope after leaving the runway. All 120 passengers and crew escaped uninjured. Pilot Capt Don Reubert, 42, followed emergency procedures as the plane struck a light tower and came to rest beside Old York Road. Passengers described fear during the blackout and slide down the hill.
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Harrisburg
Allegheny Airlines
Harrisburg-York State
Pittsburgh
Old York R.D
Paul Eardley
Camp Hill
Don Reubert
Sparta
N.J
Dirksen Backs Johnson Budget With Reservations
Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen endorsed President Johnson's plan to cut about 5.3 billion dollars in federal spending, with a caveat that Congress might deepen cuts. He said the most reductions would hit antipoverty, public works, highways, and foreign aid, while Johnson outlined broader strategies including nonfunding of some programs and contract cancellations.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Congress
Dirksen
Texas Ranch
Austin
Richard M. Nixon
House
Last Quint Develops Breathing Problem
The sole surviving Aronson quintuplet, 20 months premature, faced serious breathing trouble with episodes of apnea. Dr. Lee Bass said Roni Sue’s outlook worsened as jaundice and other crises persisted, though her breathing had been easier at times. A blood exchange to treat jaundice remained a possibility.
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Pittsburgh
Aronson
Roni Sue
Lee Bass
Avi
Bass
Corry Youth Alleges Hit-Run Deliberate Incident
An 18-year-old Corry boy, Edward C. Moore, was struck by a 1959 blue Ford while hitchhiking along Route 6 near Warren. Moore was treated for a bruised chest and right leg and released from Warren General Hospital. He told Trooper Gary L. Rain the driver veered toward him as if to pick him up, a claim police are evaluating while discounting a deliberate act.
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Warren
Corry
Edward C. Moore
Manley Moore
R. D
Warren General Hospital
Moore
Gary L. Rain
Route 6
Jlane
Sid
Rain
Milk Control Hearings To Resume In Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg a National Dairy Food Products Corp officer is expected to be first witness as Commonwealth Court resumes a suit challenging Pennsylvania Milk Control Law. Harold Kohn for Lily Penn Foods says Frederick Magruder of Sealtest Foods Eastern Division will testify first. The commission seeks to permanently enforce a prior order barring Lily Penn and Louden Hill Farms from retail prices below set minimums amid constitutional challenge.
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Harrisburg
National Dairy Food Products Corp
Pennsylvania
Harold Kohn
Lily-Penn Food Stores, Inc
Philadelphia
Frederick M. Magruder
Sealtest Foods Eastern Division
National Dairy
William W. Lipsitt
State Milk Control Commission
Commonwealth Court
Lily- Penn and
Louden Hill Farms, Inc
Scranton
Lily - Penn
Commission
Kohn
Lnto
Acme Markets
Camden, NJ
Acme
Boiler Rupture Triggers Corry School Emergency Measures
Corry schools used a standby coal boiler after a 10 year old gas boiler leaked. A new unit may be purchased using state one time bonus funds, with about 26 000 available to tap. Three firms must be courted and approval from the Department of Public Instruction obtained, likely delaying operation by a month. Janitorial night shifts kept steam up though some temperature drops persisted. FILE LAWRENCE WILL PITTSBURGH The will of former governor David L. Lawrence was filed yesterday. It distributes most of his estate to his immediate family, with one third to his wife and the bulk to his three children.
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Corry
Wright
Corry Board
Department of Public Instruction
Lawrence
Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Set Two Day Viet Truce For Christmas and New Year
Chancellor Kiesinger spoke with newsmen in Bonn before final coalition talks. He predicted the new government would maintain good relations with the United States and France.
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Bonn
Kiesinger
United States
France
Seven Allies And Viet Cong Agree To Lull
In Saigon today seven allied nations agreed to observe short truces for Christmas New Year and the Vietnamese New Year, while ground fighting continued a fourth day. Vietnamese troops freed 14 civilians from a Viet Cong camp in the Mekong Delta. four civilians were killed and one freed prisoner died of wounds. A U S artillery misfire near Tan Uyen killed three civilians and wounded 19. another accidental bombing occurred last July 1. B52 bombers struck suspected North Vietnamese concentrations as monsoon rains limited missions in Hanoi, Dien Bien Phu, and the southern panhandle.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong Delta
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Tan Uyen
U.S
Panhandle
Rescue eight seamen saved as Nordmeer breaks up
In a gale off Alpena Michigan a Coast Guard helicopter rescued eight German seamen from the Nordmeer moments before the freighter broke apart in Lake Huron. The crew endured 35 to 40 knot winds with gusts to 60 as Lt. Jack Rittichier and Lt. Lonnie Mixon guided the rescue amid a brief clearing sky. The intervention lasted about two and a half minutes before fresh snow began.
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Alpena, Mich
Coast Guard
Lake Huron
Thunder Bay Shoal
Jack Rittichier
Barberton
Ohio
Nordmeer
Ernst-George Steinbeck
Alpena
Lonnie Mixon
Mobile
Ala
David C. Noffiz
Joliet
Cmdr
George Winstein
Coast Guard Culter Mackinaw
Bag Of Bones Good Buy For A and P Here
A&P advertised double your money back if not satisfied with turkeys. After Thanksgiving a local man returned with turkey bones claiming dissatisfaction. The manager promptly refunded double the original cost, offering $15 to the customer.
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A&p
Hunter's Shot Cuts Power In Spring Creek
A hunter's shot severed the 33,000 volt Penelec line feeding the Warren Electrical Cooperative substation, cutting power to about 800 farms and homes in West Spring Creek. Power dropped at 11:55 and was restored before 1 p m after repairs by Penelec crews. The West Spring Creek public school also lost electricity.
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Hunter
Spring Creek
West Spring Creek
Warren Electrical Co
Penelec
Co-Op
Youngsville
Order Garage Torn Down at Odds With Zone Order
Bradford Township Zoning Board of Adjustment refused a resident’s request to erect a garage not conforming to the zoning code. ZBA chairman John W. Bryner noted the board’s denial after earlier building permit denial by Samuel Graham. The supervisor instructed legal action if the garage is not removed. Pecora has 30 days to remove or appeal to the Court of Common Pleas.
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Bradford
Bradford Township
ZBA
John W. Bryner
Philip A. Pecora
Samuel Graham
Pecora
IBA
Court of Common Pleas
Two-China Policy Hurt By UN Vote
United Nations report notes the General Assembly defeat of the plan to study China representation and the setback for two China policy advocates. The United States had backed the plan, but the vote indicated waning support for Red China in the U.N. context.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Peking
China
U.N
United States
Washington
U.S
Red China
New Safety Chief Lays Down 1968 Proposals for Auto Makers
DETROIT AP The nations four largest automakers received a safety plan from Dr William Haddon Jr the new national highway safety chief He announced 28 capsule safety proposals with no major 1968 car changes expected and said many measures are already met by current vehicles The National Traffic and Highway Safety Agency will issue detailed versions by Thursday during the Detroit Auto Show dinner event marking Haddon's first meeting with executives.
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Detroit
William Haddon Jr
National Highway Safety Chief
Haddon
National Traffic and Highway Safety Agency
Detroit Automobile Show
Technology tournée for Corry area seniors on ACES plant tours
Corry Area High School seniors participate in ACES Inc economic education program with 225 students touring Raymond Manufacturing McInnes Steel Ajax Tron Works Corry Jamestown Rogers Structural Erie County Plastics Acto Flow Dynamics and Molded Fiberglass Boat Co all in Corry and Union City. Guided by J Donald Watson the tours run Thursday with ACES president William Irwin Arbuckle II briefing Wednesday and firm reps returning Friday to discuss company histories and answer student questions.
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Corry Area
Erie County
Americans For the Competitive Enterprise System
Aces Inc
Raymond Manufacturing Company
McInnes Steel Corporation
Ajax Tron Works
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Rogers Structural Steel Company
Erie County Plastics Corp
Acto-Flow Dynamics, Inc
Corry
Molded Fiberglass Boat Company
Union City
J. Donald Watson
William Irwin Arbuckle Tl
Erie
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